Contact Info

Jim Booth Page 2

As the sun drops below the horizon, vast lowcountry salt marshes produce a collage of colors and a time of Serenity.

Shore Patrol(1993)

South Battery II(1991)

Southern Covey Rise(1999)

Nothing can compare to the excitement and anticipation of
watching well-trained bird dogs flush a covey of quail.

Both the dogs
and setting used for this painting were from Brays Island Plantation in
Sheldon, SC.

SOLD OUT

Sanctuary Pond

(1998)

SOLD OUT

Southern Plantation(1998)

Southern Splendor(1995)

The sun sets behind the live oak in the South Carolina Lowcountry.

Inspiration for this painting came from locations found at Brays Island Plantation in Sheldon, SC.

St Phillips Church(1988)

Sunrise Serenade(1998)

The Bridges

(2003)

Arthur Ravenel Bridge

(2005)

Two Meeting St(1993)

Harbor Lights(2002)

The Storm(1995)

"The Storm" is what Artist Jim Booth envisioned Charleston's Battery
must have looked like on the night of September 21, 1989 before the
light went out due to Hurricane Hugo.

He has captured the furry of the
night which changed the lives of so many people.

Signed and Numbered
Prints of "The Storm" sold out in 3 1/2 days!! The Classic Edition
prints which are still available have sold over 100,000 copies.

VERY RARE!

It is appraised at $4,100

Limited Edition - Signed & Numbered - #644/750

Framed Size - 24" x 36"

Gold Frame, Blue/Grey mat, Gold Inlay

East Battery(2009)

Surfs Up(2012)

Creekside(2011)

White Point Garden's Gazebo(2009)

Battery Cannons

(2009)

Hurricane(1996)

Storm Warnings(1988)

Southern Charm(2010)

Ebb Tide(2011)

Safe Harbor

(2013)

The harbor in Charleston, SC during the late 1700's.
The Old Exchange building is in the center with the steeples of St. Michaels Church & St. Phillips Church to either side.
The ship in the foreground is The Bounty.